CN111100868A - Female promotion gene FERR and female inhibition gene FERR-R of populus deltoides and application thereof - Google Patents

Female promotion gene FERR and female inhibition gene FERR-R of populus deltoides and application thereof Download PDF

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CN111100868A CN201911307086.1A CN201911307086A CN111100868A CN 111100868 A CN111100868 A CN 111100868A CN 201911307086 A CN201911307086 A CN 201911307086A CN 111100868 A CN111100868 A CN 111100868A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a female promotion gene FERR and a female inhibition gene FERR-R of populus deltoides and application thereof, belonging to the technical field of plant genetic engineering. According to the method, family linkage analysis is used for finely positioning the sex-determining gene locus of the populus tremuloides, then natural population materials are used for carrying out whole genome correlation analysis, transcriptome and genome methylation sequencing are combined, the female promotion gene FERR and the female inhibition gene FERR-R of the populus tremuloides are disclosed for the first time, the FERR-R genes do not encode protein, the siRNAs are generated to carry out methylation on the start sequence of the female promotion gene FERR and cut the transcript of the female promotion gene FERR, and therefore the expression of the female promotion gene FERR in a male populus tremuloides is inhibited. The female poplar strain does not contain FERR-R gene, and FERR expression is not inhibited by FERR-R, so that the female plant develops female flowers. The female promoting gene and female suppressing gene of poplar provided by the invention can be applied to early sex identification and molecular breeding of poplar.

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Female promotion gene FERR and female inhibition gene FERR-R of populus deltoides and application thereof
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of plant genetic engineering, and particularly relates to a female promotion gene FERR and a female inhibition gene FERR-R of Populus deltoids (Populsdeltoides) and application thereof.
Background
The vegetative chromosome origin hypothesis states that sex chromosomes originate from an autosomal chromosome. The evolution of sex chromosomes begins with the occurrence of a male or female sterile mutation on one chromosome of the pair of autosomes. The vegetative chromosome origin hypothesis states that sex chromosomes originate from an autosomal chromosome. The sex chromosome evolves from the generation of a male or female sterile mutation on one chromosome of the pair of autosomes, the recombination of the mutation part is inhibited due to some unknown reason, and the non-recombination region gradually expands to finally form the heterotypic sex chromosome. The heterogynic plants are evolutionarily appeared in a shorter time than the closely related homogynic plants, which have evolved from the homogynic plants. Theoretically, the evolution of plants from hermaphrodite to hermaphrodite involves two genes with opposite functions, namely a female suppression gene and an androgenesis promotion gene, which act on the development of female flowers or male flowers independently.
In recent years, research on cloning of plant-specific genes has been advanced, for example, in the 2014 SCIENCE journal, sex-determining gene OGI of persimmon is published, the gene OGI is a Y-specific hemizygous element and encodes an miRNA, the regulated target gene is a MeGI gene located on an autosome, and the MeGI gene encodes a transcription factor which has a homeotropic domain and regulates anther fertility. Thus female sex of persimmons occurs due to the inhibition of the target gene MeGI located on the autosome by miRNA encoded by the OGI gene located on the Y chromosome. However, only one sex-regulating gene is found in persimmons, and the authors of the paper believe that there may be another sex-determining gene in persimmons that is not found. In addition, in 2017 and 2018 published researches on sex differentiation of asparagus and kiwi, two sex-determining candidate genes are respectively found, and the results of gene function researches show that the two sex-determining candidate genes are independent and opposite in function and respectively act on the development of female or male floral organs. Asparagus and Chinese gooseberry are both pseudo-male and female, i.e. female flower and male flower have normal structure of the floral organs of opposite sex respectively, but two sex-determining genes cause the floral organs of opposite sex to be aborted respectively, resulting in male and female differentiation. The sex differentiation of the two plants was not significantly different at the early stage of flower development, and the sex difference between male and female was found at the later stage of flower development.
Poplar is a typical hermaphrodite plant, and neither male nor female flowers develop in floral organs of opposite sex. Dynamic observation of the development process of the flower buds of the poplar shows that although the poplar blooms in early spring, microscopic observation of paraffin sections shows that the flower bud differentiation of the poplar is completed in the 6 months of the last year. Thus, the poplar sex-determining gene functions early in flower development, determining the formation of female and male flower primordia, respectively. The cytological observation and research carried out in the past shows that the poplar genome has no sex chromosome with obvious morphological difference, and the sex chromosome is still in the early stage of evolution. Although the sex-type two-sex of poplar is mainly shown in the morphological difference of flower organs, a lot of researches show that the female and male strains of poplar have significant difference in environmental adaptability, growth speed and biomass yield traits. Sex has significant influence on growth traits, and male plants are generally superior to female plants. After sexual maturity, female plants can generate a large amount of flying flocs, which causes serious air pollution, and has triggered more and more social concerns. Therefore, the important influence of sex should be fully considered when using poplar for afforestation or greening. However, the sex-determining genes of poplar have not been cloned and identified.
The poplar is widely distributed, grows rapidly, is tall and straight, has wide application range, is an important artificial forest planting tree species, and the wood is mainly used for industrial materials and becomes an important processing raw material in the industries of plywood, fiberboard, papermaking and the like. China is the world with the largest poplar cultivation area, and the area of poplar artificial forests reaches 853 ten thousand hectares (the eighth national forest resource clearing result). As the juvenile period of the poplar is very long and reaches 6-7 years, the molecular basis for sex regulation is clarified, the method has important application value for early sex identification and molecular breeding of the poplar and is beneficial to development and utilization of poplar resources with different sexes.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above problems in the prior art, the present invention provides a female-promoting gene FERR of Populus deltoides. Another technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide female suppression gene FERR-R of Populus deltoides. The invention also aims to solve the technical problem of providing the application of the female promotion gene FERR of the populus deltoides. The last technical problem to be solved by the invention is to provide the application of female suppression gene FERR-R of populus deltoides.
In order to solve the technical problems, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a female promotion gene FERR of Populus deltoides has a nucleotide sequence shown in SEQ ID NO. 1.
The amino acid sequence of the expression protein of the female promotion gene FERR of the populus tremuloides is shown in SEQ ID No. 2.
The carrier, the recombinant bacterium or the host cell containing the female promotion gene FERR of the populus deltoides.
The female promoting gene FERR of the populus tremuloides is applied to early sex identification of the populus tremuloides and molecular breeding of the populus tremuloides.
Preferably, the application of the female promotion gene FERR of the populus tremuloides in the molecular breeding of the populus tremuloides comprises the following steps:
1) preparing a knockout vector of the FERR gene;
2) knocking out a female promotion gene FERR in a female poplar plant;
3) cultivating and screening to obtain the poplar plant with female flowers which do not develop or produce flying floc.
The application of the female promotion gene FERR of the populus tremuloides in promoting the development of female flowers of plants comprises the following steps:
1) constructing a female promotion gene FERR vector of the poplar;
2) transforming the constructed female promotion gene FERR vector into plants or plant cells;
3) and culturing and screening to obtain plants with increased pistil or enhanced pistil development.
An estrin gene FERR-R of populus deltoids has a nucleotide sequence shown in SEQ ID No.3, contains an action site sequence, and a target gene thereof is the estrin gene FERR of the populus deltoids.
A carrier, a recombinant bacterium or a host cell containing the female suppression gene FERR-R of the populus tremuloides or an action site sequence thereof.
The female suppression gene FERR-R of the populus tremuloides or the action site sequence thereof is applied to early sex identification of populus tremuloides and molecular breeding of populus tremuloides.
Preferably, the application of the female suppressing gene FERR-R of the populus tremuloides or the action site sequence thereof in the molecular breeding of the populus tremuloides comprises the following steps:
1) constructing a recombinant vector of an oestrogen FERR-R of populus tremuloides or an action site sequence thereof;
2) transforming the constructed female suppression gene FERR-R of the populus tremuloides or the recombinant vector of the action site sequence thereof into a female poplar plant or a female poplar plant cell;
3) cultivating and screening to obtain the poplar plant with female flowers which do not develop or produce flying floc.
Has the advantages that: compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that:
the invention carries out family linkage analysis by constructing a Populus tremula holomorphic mapping population, finely positions the sex-determining gene locus of the Populus tremula, then carries out genome-wide association analysis by utilizing natural population materials, combines transcriptome and genome methylation sequencing, and firstly discloses a female promotion gene FERR of the Populus tremula and a female inhibition gene FERR-R specific to the male of the Populus tremula, wherein the FERR-R genes do not encode protein, but methylate a start sequence of the female promotion gene FERR by generating siRNAs and cut a transcript thereof, thereby inhibiting the expression of the female promotion gene FERR in a male strain of the Populus tremula. The female poplar strain does not contain FERR-R gene, and FERR expression is not inhibited by FERR-R, so that the female plant develops female flowers. The FERR gene was overexpressed in Arabidopsis, indicating that this gene promotes plant pistil development. The FERR is a female promotion gene, the FERR-R is a female inhibition gene, and genetic operation is carried out on the female promotion gene or the female inhibition gene to obtain a poplar plant with female flowers which do not develop or produce catkin.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the location of a sex-determining gene in poplar;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the fine mapping of poplar sex-determining gene and the construction of chromosome haplotype in the sex-determining region; FIG. 2A shows the fine positioning of the sex-determining gene of poplar, wherein the characters above the vertical line show the name of the marker, and the numbers below the vertical line show the number of the recombination individuals detected in the corresponding interval; the right dark red region indicates the position of the oestrogen FERR; FIG. 2B shows the construction of chromosomal haplotypes for the sex-determining region of poplar. The orange part at the left end shows the telomere region, and the gray segment on SDR-X shows that the sequence change of the region and the corresponding region of SDR-Y is larger than that of other parts of chromosome; the cyclic fragment on SDR-Y is a Y-specific hemizygous region, and the black broken line indicates that the length of SDR-Y between sequencing individuals in the corresponding region is shorter than that of SDR-X. The green part indicates the position of the three genes TCP, CLC and MET 1;
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the result of genome-wide association analysis of poplar sex-determining genes;
FIG. 4 is a transcriptional dynamic expression profile of TCP, CLC, and MET1 and FERR-R; FERR repressor (FERR-R) is an oestrogen-suppressing gene; T1-T9 represent 9 sampling time points, T1 (No. 6/3 in 2018), T2 (No. 6/18 in 2018), T3 (No. 7/3 in 2018), T4 (No. 7/18 in 2018), T5 (No. 8/3 in 2018), T6 (No. 8/18 in 2018), T7 (No. 9/3 in 2018), T8 (No. 12/1 in 2018), T9 (No. 1/15 in 2019) T5 show the expression levels of the corresponding genes in the buds with and without scales removed;
FIG. 5 is a homology relationship diagram of the poplar FERR gene and the specific female-suppressing gene site in the male poplar;
FIG. 6 is the differentiation process of male and female flower buds of poplar; 6A shows the morphological changes of the female and male flower buds at the corresponding period; 6B, displaying longitudinal section microscopic observation of the paraffin sections of the female and male flower buds at the corresponding period; the lower right arrow indicates the anthers of the male flowers, the remaining arrows indicate the floret primordium of the female, male flower buds;
FIG. 7 is a graph showing the results of measurement of dynamic expression of FERR gene in male and female flower buds of poplar;
FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the result of functional verification of the poplar FERR gene transformed in Arabidopsis; 8A shows the effect of FERR overexpression on pistil elongation, 8B shows the extreme phenotype of increased pistil with FERR overexpression;
FIG. 9 is a graph of FERR-R regulatory analysis based on transcriptional expression and genomic methylation sequencing; e1-e6 represent exons of the FERR gene, respectively, and the mapped regions in the figure represent homologous replication fragments between FERR-R and FERR, respectively;
FIG. 10 is a diagram of a molecular regulatory model of the FERR-R gene; e1-e6 represent exons replicated between the FERR-R and FERR genes, respectively; the broken line on Chr19_ X indicates that X chromatid lacks the FERR-R gene locus; the regions indicated by the DRM2 line show that siRNAs produced by ferrr-R have methylation modifications in the corresponding regions of the ferrr gene; red small brushes represent siRNAs, the corresponding lines indicate that siRNAs produced by ferrr-R also clipped exons of the ferrr gene transcript;
FIG. 11 shows the interaction between FERR gene and female-suppressing gene locus specific to male poplar; SiFERR: a sequence of siRNA is generated at the FERR-R site; FERR': a gene in ferrr that alters the DNA sequence of the siFERR target site but does not alter the amino acid sequence.
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Example 1:
(1) construction of full sibling mapping population of populus deltoids and primary positioning of sex-determining gene
In 2012, we constructed a pansy full sib mapping population consisting of 1077 progeny, which was planted in the heusu flood area at a row spacing of 6 × 6 m, and all reached the age of sexual maturity. A genetic map covering the whole genome is constructed for the population, partial individuals are randomly extracted from the mapping population, and the whole genome scanning of the poplar sex-determining gene is carried out. The sex-determining gene is located at the end of the nineteenth chromosome, between the telomere and the N110 marker (fig. 1). Sex linkage analysis also found that the poplar sex determinant was male heterozygous, indicating that the populus tremuloides sex was the XY determinant system.
(2) Fine positioning of sex-determining gene and construction of sex-determining region chromosome haplotype
Whole genome sequencing was performed on the female parent and one male progeny of the mapping population, respectively, yielding more than 75 × PacBio reads per individual. The genomes of the sequenced individuals are assembled and annotated respectively to obtain the reference genomes of the female and male populus deltoides individuals. Wherein the contig N50 of the female individual is 1.4Mb, the assembled genome size is 431Mb, the contig N50 of the male individual is 2.8Mb, and the assembled genome size is 414 Mb. The male plant is not selected from the male parent but is selected from a male offspring because 1 chromosome in the male plant of the offspring is derived from the female parent, so that the difference between X chromosomes of the sequenced individuals can be reduced. An SSR marker is designed in a sex determination region by referring to a genome sequence of a male plant, and then genotype analysis is carried out on all 1077 progeny plants including 550 female plants and 527 male plants, so that fine positioning of a sex determination gene is realized. The sex-determining gene is located between the telomere and the N362 marker, corresponding to a physical length of 236kb (fig. 2A), which is the sex-determining region (SDR) of the poplar. Based on sequencing the SNP information in this region in individuals, we constructed haplotypes of X and Y chromatids in the SDR region, respectively (FIG. 2B). Comparing SDR-X and SDR-Y haplotypes, the telomere of the X chromatid is shorter than that of the Y chromatid, and the sequence close to the telomere is more differentiated between the two chromatids than other regions. In addition, the Y chromatid has a Y-specific hemizygous fragment.
(3) Whole genome association analysis of poplar sex determination gene
Second generation sequencing was performed on 45 male and 53 female plants, each with a sequencing depth of more than 23 x. The genome of the sequenced individual is taken as a reference, SNP loci are searched for carrying out whole genome association analysis of sex genes, and the result of the SNP association analysis shows that all SNPs completely associated with the sex are derived from TCP, CLC and MET1 genes positioned in an SDR region (figure 3). Haplotype construction results showed that both X and Y chromatids contained these three genes, and transcriptome dynamic expression sequencing results showed that these three genes were expressed in both male and female individuals, but they did not have a stable differential expression pattern between male and female individuals (FIG. 4). Thus, these three genes are independent of sex determination, and the signals associated therewith are due to their localization in the recombination-inhibiting region, which results in the sequence differentiation of the X and Y chromatids in this region, thereby allowing differences in the degree of heterozygosity between male and female plants.
(4) Discovery of FERR-R and FERR genes
The sex of poplar is XY determining system, theoretically Y chromatid should evolve into specialized region, and the result of haplotype construction also shows that Y chromatid has a section of Y specific hemizygous fragment. Therefore, re-sequencing data was used to perform correlation analysis of whole genome Reads coverage with sex genes (rc-GWAS). rc-GWAS analysis showed that no female-specific hemizygous fragment was present in the female strain, whereas the Y-specific hemizygous fragment detected by haplotype construction was conserved at the population level, i.e. all male individuals contained this Y-specific hemizygous fragment. Two non-coding genes were obtained by sequence annotation from the Y-specific hemizygous fragment, one of which (designated FERR-R) was homologous to one of the genes of the recombination region at the other end of chromosome 19 (designated FERR), and there were 7 homologous copies between the two gene loci (FIG. 5). It has been shown that paralogous genes generated by gene replication may exert a regulatory effect on the gene itself. Therefore, one of the genes is supposed to be an estragogue gene FERR (the total length is 498bp, the specific sequence is shown as SEQ ID NO.1, and the amino acid sequence of the expression protein is shown as SEQ ID NO. 2); the other is an estrin gene FERR-R (the total length is 18614bp, and the specific sequence is shown in SEQ ID NO. 3).
(5) Analysis of FERR Gene expression by transcriptome dynamic expression sequencing
In order to measure the expression of the FERR gene in the male and female poplar plants, female and male populus tremuloides are sampled from 6 months in 2018 until 1 month in 2019, and 9 sampling time points are set, namely T1 (6 months and 3 days in 2018), T2 (18 days in 6 months and 18 days in 2018), T3 (3 days in 7 months and 3 days in 2018), T4 (18 days in 7 months and 18 days in 2018), T5 (3 days in 8 months and 3 days in 2018 months), T6 (18 days in 8 months and 18 days in 2018), T7 (3 days in 9 months and 3 days in 2018), T8 (1 day in 12 months and 1 day in 2018) and T9 (15 days in 1 month and 15 months in 2019). Morphological changes in flower bud development are shown in fig. 6A, and microscopic examination of paraffin sections shows that male flower buds are distinguishable within 3 days of 6 months, while female flowers differentiate later than male flowers and are distinguishable within samples collected within 18 days of 6 months (fig. 6B). The expression of the FERR gene was measured in the samples taken at the above-mentioned different time points by using a real-time quantitative analysis technique. In the above collected samples, the proportion of floral organs to the whole flower buds before 7 months and 18 days was very low, and the flower buds were not peeled off. The samples were flaked at 8 months and 3 days later when they were taken. To compare the peeled and non-peeled scale samples, the T5 time point samples were compared with the peeled and non-peeled scale flower buds, respectively. After RNA is extracted from the collected sample, gDNA is removed by adopting a one-step method and cDNA reverse transcription synthesis is carried out. Designing a quantitative primer N809F for the target gene FERR: 5'-AAACGGAAAGAGAGCATTGGA-3', respectively; N809R: 5'-TCATAACCTGTCATTCCTGGCA-3' are provided. Taking PtUBQ gene as an internal reference gene, wherein the primer sequence of the internal reference gene is PtUBQF: 5'-GTTGATTTTTGCTGGGAAGC-3', respectively; PtUBQR: 5'-GATCTTGGCCTTCACGTTGT-3' are provided. The real-time quantitative PCR experiment program is as follows: prepare 20. mu.L reaction system including 100ng cDNA, 4pmol upstream and downstream primers, 10. mu.L AceQ qPCR SYBR Green Master Mix, sterile ultrapure water to make up to 20. mu.L. The reaction step, first 95 ℃ denaturation for 3 minutes, then 40 reaction cycles including 95 ℃ denaturation for 15 seconds, 60 ℃ annealing for 15 seconds, 72 ℃ extension for 30 seconds. Calculation of Gene expression Using 2-ΔCTMethod, i.e. Δ CT ═ CTTarget gene-CTInternal reference gene. And (3) detecting whether the expression difference between the male sample and the female sample is significant at the same sampling point by using a T test method.
The measurement result shows that the FERR gene is not expressed all the time in the development process of the male flower buds. Indicating that the gene is completely inhibited by the female suppression gene in the male flowers of the poplar. In the female flower buds, the flower bud control with peeled and non-peeled scales at T5 time point showed that the ferrr gene was highly expressed until that time point, maintaining a high expression level until 3 days 9 months ago, but was hardly expressed in the samples of 12 months and 1 month (fig. 7). The gene is shown to be highly expressed in female flowers of the poplar in the early period of female flower primordium formation and female flower development, and the expression level is very low in the later period of female flower development. The FERR gene is not expressed in leaves and is not expressed in flower bud scales, so that the FERR gene has strong tissue specificity and sex specificity, is expressed only in female plants, and has space-time specificity in the female plants. FERR gene expression analysis shows that the gene determines the formation of female flower primordia and controls the early development of female flowers. Since FERR in the poplar male plant is inhibited by FERR-R, pistil in the male plant does not develop, and FERR in the female plant is normally expressed and pistil develops.
(6) Functional verification of transformed poplar FERR gene in Arabidopsis thaliana
The Arabidopsis transformation receptor used Col-0. Before transformation, Arabidopsis thaliana was cultured at 19-23 ℃ and given 16 hours of light during the day. The CDS sequence of the FERR gene was cloned into the p2301-35Splus vector, which was then introduced into Agrobacterium tumefaciens GV3101(pMP 90). The wild arabidopsis transformation adopts a floral organ dip-dyeing method. Positive plants were selected on MS medium containing 50mg/mL kanamycin, and plants positive for kanamycin selection were further confirmed by GUS staining. Positive plants were cultured at 19-23 ℃ and given 16 hours of light during the day. When the plant blossoms, the flower organ is observed by using a body type microscope. Phenotypic observation of flower organs of transformed plants shows that when the common pistil flowers are exposed when not opened, compared with wild type, the transformed FERR gene has a significant influence on pistil elongation of the flower organs of Arabidopsis (FIG. 8), and even the phenotype of multiple pistils or sepal gynoecia appears. The results of the Arabidopsis thaliana transformed by the FERR gene show that the FERR gene has obvious promotion effect on the development of pistils and is a female promotion gene.
(7) FERR-R regulation and control analysis based on transcription expression and genome methylation sequencing
Since the FERR-R gene homologous to the FERR on the Y-specific hemizygous fragment is a non-coding gene, its transcript does not contain a polyA tail. Therefore, the lncRNA-Seq technology is adopted to detect the expression level of the gene. Sequencing results showed that this gene was constitutively expressed only in the male flower buds (FIG. 4). The analysis of its copy fragment with FERR site shows that the gene may code siRNAs, and the sequencing result of siRNAs confirms that the gene produces siRNAs. siRNAs may suppress the target gene by methylation and cleavage of the target gene transcript, so we name the gene as FERR-R, which suppresses the expression of the estragous gene FERR. Genomic methylation sequencing revealed that siRNAs produced by ferrr-R were methylation modified in the promoter, 3' UTR and first exon regions of the ferrr gene, which resulted in gene silencing (fig. 9). At the same time, siRNAs produced by ferrr-R also spliced to exons 1, 2 and 3 of the ferrr gene transcript (fig. 9). Therefore, the FERR-R gene of poplar is an estrin gene, and the molecular regulation model is shown in FIG. 10. The FERR-R gene exists in a male poplar strain in a hemizygous form and exists only on a Y chromatid, so that the gene inhibits the expression of FERR in the male poplar strain; the X staining monomer does not contain the FERR-R gene, and the female gene FERR is promoted to be expressed in female plants, so that female flowers of the female plants are developed. After the female poplar plants reach the sexual maturity age, a large amount of flying cotton buds can be generated in 5-7 months every year, the duration is long, and the FERR-R gene can be used for cultivating non-flying poplar.
(8) Interaction verification of female promotion gene FERR and female inhibition gene FERR-R of poplar
The interaction between FERR-R and FERR is subjected to transient expression verification by using poplar protoplast. Firstly, taking the middle part of a leaf blade with good growth state on a sterile seedling of Nanlin 895, cutting the leaf blade into small strips with the diameter of 0.5-1mm, putting the small strips into an enzymolysis solution containing cellulase (3%) and macerozyme (0.8%), performing vacuum infiltration for 30min under the dark condition, continuing dark enzymolysis for 5h, and avoiding cell breakage without shaking a culture dish in the enzymolysis process. After the enzymolysis is finished, filtering by using a 70-micron cell screen, removing undigested leaves and impurities, collecting complete protoplasts, and finally suspending the protoplasts in a transfection buffer solution.
Constructing gene transient expression vector. The ferrr gene sequence was obtained in the populus deltoids genome annotation. By comparing the sequence homology of FERR-R and FERR, the sequence of the action site of siFERR is obtained as follows: 5'-TGCGATCTATCA-3' are provided. The target sequence in the ferrr corresponding to the siferrr site of action sequence is: 5'-TTTGATAGATCGCA-3' are provided. The DNA sequence of the corresponding target site in the FERR was altered to obtain a FERR ' resistant to cleavage by siRNA produced by siFERR (target sequence: 5'-TCTTATCGACCGGA-3'). In contrast to ferrr, ferrr' is a modification of the target sequence described above, but does not alter the translated amino acid sequence. The three gene sequences are synthesized by an artificial synthesis method and then are connected into a p2GWF7 vector by a homologous recombination method, and the vector carries a GFP green fluorescent protein gene. Transforming the poplar protoplast by the constructed vector for four times, comprising the following steps: the FERR expression vector transforms poplar protoplast, the FERR 'expression vector transforms poplar protoplast, the siFERR expression vector and the FERR expression vector co-transform poplar protoplast and the siFERR expression vector and the FERR' expression vector co-transform poplar protoplast. The results show that the FERR expression vector transformed poplar protoplast, the FERR 'expression vector transformed poplar protoplast, and the coforming of the siFERR expression vector + the FERR' expression vector into poplar protoplast all produced green fluorescent signals, but no green fluorescent signal was produced when the coforming of the siFERR expression vector + the FERR expression vector into poplar protoplast, indicating that sirnas produced by siFERR can degrade transcripts of FERR (fig. 11). The poplar protoplast transient expression experiment proves the molecular interaction between poplar female inhibiting gene FERR-R and female promoting gene FERR.
Sequence listing
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catattagat caatttggga aacccggtta acttttcaat ctgaatacta aaccatgaga 4500
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aaattgaaac aaattataaa actcatttct caatcaactc aattttaaaa tataaaattg 4740
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aaataaaaat gacccttaat tttcttattt ttttaaaaaa atatcaaaat aattttattt 5580
attatttttt taaaatatag ctaactatcc tgcaatccaa ccattagttt taaattcaca 5640
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aatgatattt ttgtccgcat gtgacatttt cacacatcac tatacaaaca caatcaattg 5820
ctagcttttg catttcccaa tagttttttt cttcaaaata gtactgtaat tttttgaaaa 5880
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aaatcaaact ctattattat acaaacttta taacacgatt aaatgctcta ttatcataca 6060
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aatgaatata cttcgtagtt aatcagttaa ttatatataa cattaatttt attcatgtaa 6180
aatatattta ttattaacaa aagtgttttt tatatgtaat attcaattat atttaattaa 6240
tgaatctaga gtaaagataa agtttataga ataaaaatat tttgcattga aaattacaaa 6300
aaaaaaatat aattataaga ttcttattgc atcaaagcat tgttcataaa tgttcctgat 6360
caatgtttta ttaagtttgg atattaatta aagttattga gactgacaga ttatgttctt 6420
tcttttatga gatgaagtag ttgctctcat taaatgaggt atgagagata tatagaatta 6480
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atcttaatca aggataacaa acatgtatat attagaaata gcgtaaacta tatgaaggta 6720
tttgagtaat caagagataa ttcatcactc taggtgaatt aagaaaaata tttcatctgt 6780
ttttaaataa tattgattgc aaaatcctta accgatgtgg aataagattt gaaaatagtt 6840
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gcagacatat tacatcttat attgtctaaa ttgaaacatt cttgatggag aaataataat 6960
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tgggggatca tgccagattg ttagaaattg tatttgatct tcaaacataa tggataacac 7080
atataagaac catttgtcaa aagttaaaat aaaatgatta atcatgtgtg acttgattgt 7140
acatgaattt tagaaattaa gaactaaaat gtaattaata cagggggtta caattctaaa 7200
cctaaaaaaa aactaaatag agacttgatt gaataaattt ctaaaattat cttaaaataa 7260
tatatgttat attatttaag aggaaaattg atatttttgt tatttataga gtttttaggt 7320
ttccctataa ataaaatgtg atgcctctta taatagtaca ttataagaaa atatattaaa 7380
caccttaaca cataagaaaa gagctagtac ttaaaggtat gacaatccct ctctcccaaa 7440
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ttaaatattt aaataatctc tatataaacc ctaaacaaca ggtctagatg tagaccttta 7620
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tgtttttttc ttttttttgt ttttctcaaa aatttatcaa aatattgggt aaaaaattgg 7800
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caaaataaat tttaaaaatt aaaaaaaaaa ttattttaat gtatttctaa gtaaaaaata 8640
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tccttgcaaa tagtgacaat tctttcaaca tcatccattg ctttaacaat tatctaccgt 9780
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ggtcttgtga ttaaagagat ttattatatt cttttatttt taaaattaag ttaatacttt 10260
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taagctcatc tcaccttttt atcgttactt tttcttatta tcctttatat tttactataa 10680
attcattatc tgctaagtca ggatatcgat atataagtat ccccagtcat aacttgtatt 10740
gacttgacaa ggattattac attacattac gttaacctcg ctaccttgtt tttcttcttg 10800
ttttgtctat tcccctttta gcattctttt cttactagct agttttctct tttttttcct 10860
taaagtttcc tttacttttt gtgttttgtt gaagtggtta gatattgtgg tgtgttcttt 10920
gaaggtagat acggccaact ctttttctta tttaccatca ataaagtttg attttgatga 10980
gaaaccacat gtgttagctg ttaataatag tttgatagat cgcaaagtca ttgaaaggtt 11040
actcatcaac tctacatgca gaggtatgaa aagaacaaaa aaatcttggcctctttttat 11100
ttattatttt ctttgttcat agaaactttc ctcattatat gttggtataa tttgttaatc 11160
aaattaaagt ttatagctat aacatgtttt atcatatttt tatctttgtt ttcatggggt 11220
tttggtgaac attatatctt aattctctag tttctatcca cggttttgta tgattaagat 11280
taaagagaaa tatgatttct tataatatgg tgttcttatt tataatatat tgtcttatta 11340
gagtaaatgt caacatttgc taaaggaaaa aaacatagaa cacgtgaagg aataaaaaaa 11400
agtttatcat gctggctagg ctctcattcc taggctaggc tagggctagg gctaatttaa 11460
tggagaacat gattgtcact gccataagtt ggctatggca tcatggaagt taccacggta 11520
acaaatgtat gagaactcat gactaaagta gagattaaca agaactagac cccacttttt 11580
tgtttttatt tttatcattt tgaggaaatt ataaagaaaa agaatatcct gtcatttttg 11640
atattttttt ttttgttaga gatccatttg tttgaatgct agagatgata aaagattaca 11700
gtagtctaaa aaataactta taacattgca aattcatgat tttttaatta attttaatta 11760
attaacaagc aaataaagag ttcttgagtt ttagagaatt cactaaagtt ttgactaaag 11820
taacagaaaa caaaaagaga gcattggagt atttgttgtc catcactaaa acactcaaaa 11880
tcagtttaaa aatccttcaa cttaataatt attaccacac aatactcaca taaccgccag 11940
catcactgtc tctttcttat ctagtaaagc taaattcaac tacctttaca aggttttcaa 12000
tctcatgctt ctaaatagaa gatatctttt tttttatcga aaatataaaa taatatgagc 12060
aaagctaaaa aaacagcctt tttgcaccac ataataaaag gaagcacaca cattatccaa 12120
tttcaaataa tcgaaataaa aaagagcaaa ctcaccgtcg attgcagaag ccttgagttg 12180
cgcaagcgcc ataacactcg atctcttcaa ttcttcctta tcgattgaat tcaaattctg 12240
agtcacactt tcacatctaa cacgaaggct ttgatttaaa gccgatgccc ttctattgtt 12300
caagggtttg tagaaggttt gcaattgagg acaagacaaa gtcgatggaa ggaggttagg 12360
atttgattgt gtagaagtag caatagaggt ggcgaaaccg aatgccgccg ccatcggcga 12420
agaaaagacg gaggccacga caagagagtt agtgaaactt gatccccgag taatgagagg 12480
attatttgga ggtggatcag agaggtgatt tgaagatgtg ctgttgggtt agagagcgga 12540
ggtttggtga agaaataaaa aaactaataa taatttgaca agggaattgc gttgcggtgg 12600
tctttgtttg ggttgtatat atatatctat tgacctgtga caactattcc catgatttta 12660
tgaccttttc caacaaggaa aaggaggaag ggaaaaggtc ggttttaggc aggaggaaaa 12720
cgggattgga atcggaaaag ggatatttac gcgttttgtc cacccgccca gcatggaggc 12780
atggactgcg ctaggagtta ggaaaggtca gatgtttgat tccttttata actaaccatg 12840
gtttgttcta atctgtcaac ctcctttatt tgtcaactat agtggccagg aagggccagt 12900
agctgattgg tgtaatggtg agctaacttt ttatattgcg gtcatttata acgttgagaa 12960
tttgaatttt ccctggaacc atagttatta cccaggtccg agcgtaagaa aattaaccca 13020
aagttatttt tatatgtttt tgataaattt gacagattaa tttattatct agttaaaatt 13080
taatttaaat ttttttaaaa atattttttt attaatttaa tttaacttgt taaatatata 13140
agttaattct tgttaaatat ctcgtttgaa cattacgaag cagatgttat tggataaaaa 13200
tataatccag gtcagcttga acaaagttaa acgtcaagaa atatctttgt tcaatttaga 13260
aaagcttata gctgcgaccg ggaatttgat actgccagtg gttttggcca agtgtacaag 13320
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aagagcagct gggcaaggcc ttgaagaaat catgaataag gttgaggtga tttctaaacg 13500
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attattgtcg cttatggttt aacaaagata acaaagtaat gatagttttc tagttatatg 13620
tgaaattatt atatttatat aaatatatat ttattattat taaaatttta atttattttt 13680
aatatttatg taatattaga ttaataaata tatagtaaaa ataaagtcta tgaaataaaa 13740
atgttttgca aagaaaatta taaagttttt ataattatga aattcctatt gcatcaaagt 13800
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taaagactga tacatattat attctttcct ttatgaaagg aagcagttgt tctcataaac 13920
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gcttttaaag aattatttaa aatagaagaa aattagatct tcaggtaata aatccctaaa 14160
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tggtaataac tagatcattg aagatgagta atatttaccttaattctttt caacagctcg 14340
taacttgtca ttcttggcat actataatcg gtgatgatca tattcacctt caaattctcc 14400
taaaagaaat acccatgaac aacaaatgat ggagttgaat tcatagaagc aagaatcaga 14460
cctttattgt atggttactt acactatgac tgggatgttg tccatcacct aagcccaaat 14520
actccaatgc cctcttctgt tttctactgt ggtcactgcc aaattatgaa tcataaaaac 14580
tttagtcaag tctctaaaac tcaagacttc tttctctgtt tgctaattaa ttgggattaa 14640
ttaaaaaact atggattttc aatgttatga gttattttct agagtactct aaccttttgc 14700
cacctcgagc atccaatcaa atggatccct aacaaaaaat atcagaaatg acaggatatt 14760
cttttccttt tcaatttcct caaagtgata aaaaataaaa acagaaaaag tggggtctag 14820
tccatgttaa tctccatttt ggtcatgagt tctcatacat ttattaccgt ggtaacttcc 14880
atggtgccat agccaactta tggcagtgac aatcatgttc tccattaaat tagccctagc 14940
cctagcctag cataggaatg agagcctagc caaaatgata aacttttttt tattccttca 15000
cgtgttctat gtttttttcc tttagcaaat gatgacattt actctaataa gacaatatat 15060
tataaataag aacaccatat tataagaaat catatttctc tttaatctta atcatacaaa 15120
accgtggata gaaactagag aattaagata taatgttcac caaaacccca tgaaaacaaa 15180
gataaaaata tgataaaaac atgttatagc tagaaacttt tctttgatta acaaattata 15240
ccaacatata atgagcaaag tttatataaa caaagagaat aataaataaa aaaaggccaa 15300
aacttttttg ttcttttcat acctctgtat gtagagttga tgagtaacct ttcaatgact 15360
ttgcgatcta tcaaactatc atcaacagct aacacatgtg gtttctcatc aaaatcaaac 15420
tccattgatg ctaaggaaga ataagagctg gccatatcta ccttcaaaga acacaccaca 15480
atgtttaacc acctcaacaa aacacaaaag aaaaggaaaa tttgaggaaa aaaagagtaa 15540
actagctagc aagaaaagaa tgccccaagg agaacaaaca agacaagaag aaaaacaagg 15600
cagcgagggt aacgtaatgt aatgtgataa tccttgtcaa gtcaatacaa gttatgactg 15660
gggatactta tatatcgata tcctgactta gcagatactg aatttatagt aaaatatgaa 15720
ggataataag aaacattaaa gaataaaagg gtgaggtgag ctcattgtta tcattatcag 15780
agaagaatag taaacaaatc ctaataaaat catgaggcgg agataattgc taatcttttc 15840
ggtctttggg atttgattgc agaagaagta aaagcgaaat agataccttc ttatttttgt 15900
ttttaccttt cttcaagaga tctccatgct caaaaccatt gtatatttta acacacttgt 15960
acgtacttct tattccatct ccacacagaa aatacacggt tgtttaaata ttatatattt 16020
cttcctgcct tacctctagg gcttcggata tgcattccat gcatgtccat tcatttttct 16080
tttacccctt ctttagaatc ttaattacat caccccacat cataaaagta ttaaattaat 16140
tttaaaaata aaagaatata ataaacctat ttaatcacaa gaccagtcct ttcatatttg 16200
taacctaaat ctatgtacta cacaacatat tactatatta gtaacacaca caatattaat 16260
atttgtggag tgagttgatg acagatggta ctattattgt cttaaaaaga ggtctcattt 16320
ctataaatta ccaatttgct tgtaagatta agaagagaat ctagtacagt atgctgtaag 16380
aaggaaatat atatgggaac aagattggaa tagtgttttt aaaacttttt gaaaaaaaat 16440
tttaatttca aattattatt ttttttgtat tttttgatca ttttgatata cttatatcga 16500
aagtaaattg ttttagaaaa acataataca tatattaata tattttaaaa caaaaaaaac 16560
actttaaaaa acaacatcaa aatctcaaat aaccctaaat aaataacacg gtagatagtt 16620
gttaaagcaa tggatgatgt tgaaagaatt gtaactattt gcaaggacat taagtgcaag 16680
ggttatgaaa aagctgaaat tcacaaaagt gatttttgat acacacacac acacgtacgt 16740
taatatcaat gacttgtact ctactatagt gagattaata ttttttaaat gtaaaaaata 16800
tttagatgtt attaatgttt tttagtagaa aaaaaataaa tgatgcggga attgatctga 16860
tatgactcgg tcctcttggc aattccaaat gcaacatgga taaccggtaa aaatatagtt 16920
tgactcaaaa taaatattta aaatgagatt gttctaataa acattaagac aacaacatat 16980
tagatcgatt tgggaaaccc ggttaaattt tcaatctgca tactaaacca tgagatcata 17040
ataaccccat agaaaataaa cgaaatgttg aaaaataaag ttggaaaaaa atcaattaag 17100
aaagggagga aaacaaatga ccaaagtcaa cctaccaaac tgcaatccaa gtcatgagat 17160
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caattttaaa atatgaaatt gagaaaaaat aattaaaaat gagacctcat aaaaaaaatt 17280
aaaaataatc aactcaatca acactatccc aatcatgttc ccatatacat ttccttctta 17340
caacatactg tactagagtc tcttcttagt cttacaaaca aattggtact atatagaaat 17400
gagacctctt tctaagacaa caacaatacc atttgtcatc aactcactcc acaaatatta 17460
atattatgtg tgttactaat atagtactat gttgtgtggt acatagatct aggttacaaa 17520
tctgaaagga ttggtcttgt gattaaagag atttattata ttcttttatt tttaaaatta 17580
agttaatact tttatgatgc ggggtggtgt aattaagatt ctaaagaagg ggtaaaagaa 17640
aaatgaatgg acatgcatgg aatgcatatc cgaagcccta caagtaaggc aggaaggaat 17700
atataatatt tgaacaaccg tgtgctttct gtgtggagat ggaataggaa gtacgtacaa 17760
gtgtgttaaa atatacaatg gttttgagca tggagatttc ttgaagaaag ggaaaaacaa 17820
aaacaagaaa atatttattt cgtttttact gcttctgtaa tcaaatccca aagaccgaaa 17880
agatcagcaa ttatcttcga ctcatgattt tattaggttt tgtttactat tcttctctga 17940
taatgataat aatgagctca cctcaccctt ttattcttta ctttttctta ttatccttta 18000
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aggctaggct agggctaatt taattgaaaa catgattgtc attgccataa gttggctata 18180
gcaccatgga agttaccacg gtgataaata tatgagaact catgaccaaa gtggagatta 18240
acaaggacta gatcccactt cttctgcttt tatttttatc actttgagga aattgaaaag 18300
gaaaagaata tcctgtcatt tctggtattt tttgttaggg atccatttgt ttggatgcta 18360
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1. A female promotion gene FERR of Populus deltoides has a nucleotide sequence shown in SEQ ID NO. 1.
2. The protein expressed by the female-promoting gene FERR of Populus deltoides as claimed in claim 1, wherein the amino acid sequence thereof is represented by SEQ ID No. 2.
3. A vector, recombinant bacterium or host cell comprising the female-promoting gene FERR of Populus deltoides according to claim 1.
4. The use of female-promoting gene FERR of Populus deltoides according to claim 1 for early sexual identification of Populus tremula and molecular breeding of Populus tremula.
5. The use of the female-promoting gene FERR of Populus tremula as claimed in claim 1 in molecular breeding of Populus tremula, comprising the steps of:
1) preparing a knockout vector of the FERR gene;
2) knocking out a female promotion gene FERR in a female poplar plant;
3) cultivating and screening to obtain the poplar plant with female flowers which do not develop or produce flying floc.
6. The use of the female-promoting gene FERR of Populus tremuloides of claim 1 for promoting female flower development in plants, comprising the steps of:
1) constructing a female promotion gene FERR vector of the poplar;
2) transforming the constructed female promotion gene FERR vector into plants or plant cells;
3) and culturing and screening to obtain plants with increased pistil or enhanced pistil development.
7. An oestrogen suppressing gene FERR-R of populus tremuloides, the nucleotide sequence of which is shown in SEQ ID No.3, contains an action site sequence, and the target gene of the oestrogen suppressing gene FERR-R is the oestrogen promoting gene FERR of populus tremuloides as claimed in claim 1.
8. A vector, recombinant bacterium or host cell comprising the female repressing gene FERR-R of Populus deltoides according to claim 7 or a sequence of the site of action thereof.
9. The use of the female suppressing gene FERR-R of Populus tremuloides of claim 7 or its action site sequence for the early sex determination of Populus tremula and the molecular breeding of Populus tremula.
10. The use of the female repressing gene FERR-R of Populus tremuloides as claimed in claim 9, or its action site sequence, in molecular breeding of Populus tremula, comprising the steps of:
1) constructing a recombinant vector of an oestrogen FERR-R of populus tremuloides or an action site sequence thereof;
2) transforming the constructed female suppression gene FERR-R of the populus tremuloides or the recombinant vector of the action site sequence thereof into a female poplar plant or a female poplar plant cell;
3) cultivating and screening to obtain the poplar plant with female flowers which do not develop or produce flying floc.
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